What kind of Font, I'm stumped?

[geneVG]

I'm kind of stumped here.  I'm makeing a cake topper out of wood for a wedding,  the one of steve's "Our Wedding".  I need to put the names of the bride and groom on it with the date they get married.  I'm useing Steves new program.   Where I am stumped is the font.  I have four fall outs in the names.  Can anyone help me with a font that will look nice and be able to keep the fall outs.  HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHelp.

gene 

[smitty0312]

You could use the names as an overlay, then you wont have to worry about islands, hope this helps.

[Toneman]

I used the very same pattern and cut the names using the scrollsaw font out of 1/8" BB and glued the names onto the figure.

Tony,aka,Toneman

[Rapid Roger]

You can use any font you want and after printing the pattern go back with a ballpoint pen and put in any bridges you want  any where you want. I've done this just recently for a clock I made. Just remember to "think" as you cut. Or use a red pencil as a reminder where the new bridges are.

Rog

[Rapid Roger]

Here is what I'm talking about. I used "Rave" font which is not designed for scroll sawing and has islands and or floaters normally. I printed it out using outline, drew in my own bridges, cut the pattern words and numbers out of the pattern and arranged them on my clock face the way I wanted them to be. Used spray glue and went to work!
Please note the "4,6, 8, 9, 10, and the e's and o's.







Rog